a grim discovery. researchers found. >> gf brown and the action he took this afternoon to head off a strick. >> grave situation.. a little mistake turned into a big deal for one grieving family. michael finney steps in to help. >> and eleven at out side lands what. to expect this weekend. >> and that breaking news outside vacaville. searchers discovered a body while looking for this

missioning oakland woman. >> we don't know who it is yet, but sandra coke's family is fo her. crews went to the lagoon valley park area to loong for her. vic lee is there live tonight. >> across the highway of interstate 80 from lagoon valley park. down the road over here is where the body was found. crime scene investigators have been on the scene. we're waiting for police to identify the body. bad news came around 2:30 this afternoon. police announced searchers located the body on the east side of internate state 80 in an unincorps yaited area. >> we can confirm a body has been located and that of a female. we're waiting confirmation on the identity of the body.

>> police began winding down the search, an operation that began last night. police fbi and search and rescue teams searched an area around the fair grounds launching a boat with cadaver dogs by mid day, operations were being moved to lagoon valley park. coke left her home sunday night telling her daughter she'd be back in a half hour, she never returned. police said sandra coke was last seen that weng a paroled sex offender randy alana. alana, a felon was arrested tuesday on unspecified parole violation. friends say she briefly dated him more than 20 years ago and would not say what led them to the north bay them began the search here the long, sad wait

goes on for the family and friends of sandra coke who helped for a rescue, and not a recovery. >> vic, thank you. the person of interest in this case is this guy. randy alana, a paroled sex offender. and according to our media partner was acquitted of murder in 1983 while waiting for trial accused of stabbing another inmate pleading no contest. >> breaking news in the bart talks. the governor announced he'll pick a court order for a 60 day cooling off period. two sides seem far part on the negotiate yigss. laura anthony is live with the latest. >> two sides have been here negotiating and still up stairs in a building behind me,

talking. this is a big relief to bay area commuter who's will not face a possibility of a strike monday. but unions came down just a short time ago to tell us they're not happy with the governor's decision and they wish he'd waited longer. >> it's really the only guarantee to make sure we have train service. >> now governor indicated he will seek a court ordered cooling off period to keep trains running focus will be on getting a deal done. >> we're talking about the economic proposals and hoping to see movement on their part. >> we wish the governor had not made an announcement and he was going to seek a cooling off period because it would have been better if both parties felt pressure necessary to arrive at a deal. >> unions indicated last two

days are any sign a final agreement could be far off. >> given 30 days and this seven days with no movement, little resistance to bargaining in good faith it does not serve the purpose whaft public expects nor what members expect. >> we're at the table all day yesterday. >> the lead negotiator told us how it goes when a mediator is invfled. two sides rarely meet >> a lot of times it's down to mediators not across the table. easier to take things from one room to another. >> and that is what we understand is happening. we're not sure how long they will go. they're expected to negotiate throughout the weekend and as you say the governor has a

9:00 hearing. >> be sure to stay with abc 7 news throughout the weekend in the event of a strike we have v.a ride range of resources for you. we'll be able to find realtime traffic conditions there. and remember to follow us on twitter for any breaking news updates. join us for latest on the strike. abc 7 morning news anchors as well as traffic reporter will bring us latest on the weekend negotiations and a look at the morning commute. >> new developments in this san francisco fire. four firefighters were injured on treasure i'll yanld.

flames and smoke moved up to the roof of the building lok yaitd near 9th street. fire officials say the blaze broke out on the stairs of the building taking crews about 90 minutes to get it under control. one firefighter was nurt a fall. a huge search fr a missing teen-aged girl focuses on the mountains of i had i had. police found the car belonging to her suspected kidnapper. sheriff deputies believe james dimaggio took off with the 16-year-old hannah anderson on sunday. a group of horse back riders reported seeing a man and a young girl who reap sem bled dimaggio and this young woman near cascade, idaho on wednesday. >> he did seem to think the two of them were out of place in that area. with the light camping equipment they had. it's rugged terrain.

>> in san diego county investigators fear the body of a child found at the burned out home belongs to hahn why's little brother. they've identified her mother's body. >> a marin county woman believed to be missing in the sierra tonight. johnny jean daniel was planning a hike and is an exkbreernsed hiker listed as attendance clerk on a high school web site. >> a new wildfire burning in santa clarita vamy five miles east of castaic lake. the fire is south of where the power house fire burned in may. >> a wildfire burning neert town of banning is still out of control.

they cannot save two dozen already burned. here is now now from kuma cray. >> this is the first time kimberly miller has seen her property in person. she watched her garbage on tv. >> we're sitting there watching and i'm like that is my garage. >> a group of photo journalists put down cameras picked up a garden hose and went to work. >> we're blessed our neighbors didn't fare well. >> her neighbors lost everything. the fire destroyed 26 homes so far and continues to grow. it's now more than 16,000 acres but only 25% contained. this morning firefighters not only battled flames but mother nature.

over 500 homes are still in harm'súyb way. the fire burning above his house, he was asked to evacuate but stayed put. >> like whit comes into your backyard, this is all you have. you kind of want to see it through. and make sure you don't lose anything. >> knowing harsh reality, he couldn't have been more relieved. >> it was just, i don't know what to say. amazing. >> when it comes to silver fire it continues to burn this afternoon. there are two centers open for residents this, fire sent six people to the hospital. that is the latest onm pine autos nasa says despite

series of fires this week it's been only an average year fire wise in the united states. but the space agency predicts activity will increase because, as you guessed it, global warming. >> there is going to be a more prevalent fire environment wh. fires burn that locks more green house gases into the atmosphere continuing the warming trend that sets off more fires. >> researchers say some parents of the country may see more. nasa is now steppinging up the use of satellites network to fight fires saying they can warn within 30 minute autos a police officer was taken to the hospital after two police cars collided. the accident happened just before 3:00 this afternoon atth and mission. officers complained of minor injuries.

one was taken to the ho. units responding to another call needing help in chasing a suspect. >> a livermore man faces charges, murder charges tonight and child abuse charges in the death of his 6-month-old sochblt police took robert baildaley into custody yesterday saying the boy had been shaken last month. the infant died august 1, sadly. daily being held without bail at santa rita jai. new details about a shooting in sunnyvale thursday, police telling abc 7 news the man was armed with a nine-inch blade ask charged at officers. it happened at the end of a two-hour stand off yesterday. police went to the house after the man called 911 and said he had just killed someone. a woman's body believed to be his wife was later nound that home. bodies have not been released. >> well the man accused of killing a 19-year-old nursing student sk held without bail tonight. kimberly chico died on saturday morning. she was a passenger in a car

when shot in downtown san jose. the suspect is this man. a 23-year-old who had a court appearance today being charged with a count of murder with a gun enhancement. it appears the suspect had no ties to the victim. investigators have not said who they believe he was trying to shoot, or why. >> the santa cruz sheriff arrested this man, steven wiseman on child molestation charges and believes he may have hurt several children. he's accused of molesting a 14-year-old boy as well as a second victim. highways been a foster parent 16 skbreers also volunteered in local elementary schools and involved with youth activities in the community. >> some students in millbrae had to retake their advanced placement exams because officials simply messed up. 224 students from mills high took exams in may. results were invalidated because many were not sitting the prescribed five feet apart. students thought the retest

was harsh. >> thinking i won't do as well because it's been three, four months since taking the first test. and i haven't, like, it's been summer. i haven't been doing anything. >> i wish we could go back to time and have original scores so i can do summer home work and not have to stress about this, anymore. >> school officials file aid lawsuit to have original scores count. >> up next, it's more than a concert. it's high tech, it's art and sir paul mccartney on stage tonight. how young people are now kol kpolizing on this event. >> bay area little leaguers in a must-win game. we're going to check in on the game and their biggest fans. >> i'm spencer chris chichblt after a week of below average temperatures more summer like weather is on the way. i'll have the accu-weather

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tens of thousands have packed outside lands. it's big business for the city and a nearby school stands to profit as well. cornell?5vk2w >> hi, carolyn. it's all about the music this weekend. sir paul mccartney performs in just hours there, has been a nonstop stream of people coming into outside lands.

think of this as a modern day wood stok but more extensive. some called outside lands. peace, love, and understanding and paul mccartney as a bonus. >> tonight you can see beatles sing. it's awesome. >> the idea we can get sir paul mccartney to play. >> 65,000 fans paid $300 to $500 for a pass. 70 performers and it's live online. >> going to hit the ground running for this one. then we live close bli. that is nice. zwront to commute. >> lillian is here fr a third time. food is good and wine.

>> many are dealing with clouds and hassles of having your driveway blocked. the playground is open. the pta charging 40ses today park all day. >> it's paying for our programs, school supplies. you name it, for a lot of stuff. >> but concert goers pulled in and paid. >> we're from l.a.. >> yes. >> outside parking was almost as expensive as food and drink inside. >> bring your wallet. yes. you may want to leave a car home and bring public transportation. shuttles are running all weekend. if you can't be here we're streaming the concert live on our web site. check it out on abc 7 news.com f you're coming out this weekend bring a jacket, it's

cold here. >> yes. looks frosty. thank you. >> so if you're heading into the city for outside lands tomorrow, keep in mind you'll have a lot of company. outside lands starts up again at noon. thousands of fans will descend on candle stick park for the you can expect a big crowd along embark dare yes. >> a lot going on. >> baseball fans near the peninsula. here is a live look at a watch party being held at carlmont high school right now. fans have come out together to $$[koóave come out together to >> everybody is surprising. i'm hopeful they're here we go all the way. it's a great tribute to them

and coaches and support of the city. and i hope people enjoy it. >> back to the fans right now. the game just started. port pennsylvania and little abc 7 news larry beil will update the score for you again coming up in sports but go, team. >> yes. >> fun to hear. >> we saw at golden gate park. >> official readings now 61 degrees but that is -- . >> it feels colder there. >> right now it's breezy as well. there is a windchill factor. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. low clouds and fog beginning to push beyond the coast right now. so things continuing into

evening hours north of clear lake we've had impressive thunderstorms during afternoon. as a result of the lightning strikes. the risk of lightning diminishes. clouds in different levels and big breaks of blue as well. mountain view 70. southeastward a mix of clouds and blue skies. 61 in santa rosa. 74, fairfield. 75 in livermore, one more live view for you from golden gate bridge with clouds there.

low clouds and fog increasing overfight. sunny skies and milder by a couple degrees tomorrow. this warming trend continues into next week. now there is upper level low triggering thunderstorms and brought us cooler conditions this week. animating maps we'll see the sint center of low pressure lifting and pulling away. the return flow around that low overnight. clouds burning back to the coastline. it will be warmer in areas and that warming continues into next week. overnight wide spread patches low temperatures mid to upper 50s. 76 in san jose.

low to mid-60s there will be clouds around in the coast tomorrow. nompblg bay highs mid to upper 70s. east bay highs into low 70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. and warming goes on by monday, tuesday next week inland highs around 90. 92 by wednesday. up to about 80s around the bay. by wednesday and mid-60s on the coast. an area wide warming trend spanning the week. spanning the week. >> here is an interesting way i'm the world's worst cleaning lady.

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the program offered bit orthopedic trauma institute at san francisco general. they got to shadow doctor autos shadowing doctors telling me about past experiences and medical field. college. >> they're interviewed before being selected. >> a lot of the students are coming in and they're part of their school's health programs. >> they don't know opportunities exist and that they can have this kind of a job. >> i got see, like, a lot of different people with their careers and got meet registered nurses. >> they witnessed several operations and exposed to tools used during those surgeries here a student uses a midas drill onk?o an egg.

they must present findings. >> went throughout history and physical exam.yñk) and through imaging in order to find diagnosis. >> the cost of the program is about $3,000 per student them rely on fund raising and grants. information is available through the san francisco general hospital found foundation.ta0v >> that is fabulous up next the president's white house news conference the first in three months. comments why he cancelled a meeting with yaush's president. >> a woman plans her funeral only to have the wrong name on the gnë&÷ stochblt a grieving family gets help. >> and crowd funding for wine. the group helping indy wine ♪

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president obama with strong words on the controversial nsa data sweep. on that he promised more accountability and a quote, put the whole elephant out there. owe that is first in this conference he talk td about edward snow den's admitted leak autos given the history after bus, it's right to ask questions about surveillance. particularly as technology is reshaping every aspect of our lives. >> it's not enough for me as president so far confidence in the programsful american people need to have confidence in them as well. >> the president outlined four new steps to ensure programs won't be used to spy on americans. among them to work with congress to reform section of the patriot act dealing with collecting telephone records and more transparency. snowden is believed to be a factor in the new chill between the us us and russia.

but the president explained why he cancelled a one on winetd with president putin saying the u.s. and russia were not make prog gres on a host of issue autos i've encouraged mr. putin to think forward with mixed success. >> the president spoke about the recent u.s. embassy closings throughout the middle east and north africa prompted by fears of an al qaeda attack and says al qaeda still poses a threat but has been greatly weakened. >> we're not going to eliminate terrorism. >> tomorrow, he is off to martha's vineyard for a family vacation its been lae years since president obama signed affordable health care act and on october 1, california insurance exchange will open for those wanting to sign up. today, mark math use caught up with nancy pelosi. she was trying to give that

plan a push. >> the law inteft quality of service. not quantity of procedure autos pelosi says the aca will lower costs and says as everyone buys in, emiums will come dune get insured that. is what we're going to be about. >> state senator says the did he have nilgs of a sixful pool >> young, healthy, as well as older in need of greater care that then evens out containing costs. >> about but that means getting young and perhaps cash strapped californians to buy insurance they may not see as high priority. >> you never know if you're 27 or 54 when that bus slams into

you or trip and your face is cracked open. >> and for the young, life experiences may proof a good motivator. >> when did you back ware i've got to have health insurance? >> good question. maybe when i got pregnant. >> i almost killed myself on a motorcycle. i walked home and laid in bed three day autos a friend got this cut turned into a crazy infection and went to debt like, you know, huge debt. >> this 17-year-old told me you just have to have it. >> why? >> it's part of being a grown up. >> well, may not be as hard to sell to young people as some think. >> 250 schools are causing owe foishlz take a look at state test results. students posted hundreds of pictures while taking the star

exam. the schools results come with a warning about how the numbers may in the be accurate. >> it's a shock because our school is a good school. you would never think kids would do that by, they did. >> actual questions were posted at 16 schools, those include ama door valley high school, and pittsburgh senior high. a decision on punishment, if any is weeks away. >> senator boxer taking on embattled san kaig mayor urging the mayor to he resign amid accusations of sexual harassment from many women. in the letter boxer says

accusations have shaken her to the core writes you have betrayed the trust of the people you have worked with throughout your deck yids in public life. you can read the entire letter on abc 7 news.com. >> tonight's money matters stocks fell today the u.s. international trade commission sided with apple in a decision to ban samsung phones in the u.s. saying phones infringe on four patents. the ruling can be overturned by the presz in the next 60 days. walmart agree ed greeed to make safety improvements at 2800 stores helping employees. walmart will pay a fine. >> just ahead a small mistake that brought months of anguish

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but something, unfortunately, went wrong. >> yes. >> this shows how difficult it could be while conducting business. in this case a routine clerical error caused a big mistake on a grave stone and brought months of anguish for the family. >> my grandma margie jean was the greatest woman i've known. >> nicholas will never forget how his grandmother suffered with cancer. >> i watched her cry going through chemo saying she didn't want to live. >> margie knew she was die bug her concerns were not just for herself. >> she planned her funeral. >> her sister says she arranged her bur yil next to her son here at rolling hills memorial park. >> she didn't want to us worry. that is why she did what she did. >> her son says his mother's plan unfolded as she wished

except for one mistake one horrifying mistake. >> addison. her name is addison. >> the family visited and there it was. the wrong name inscribed on her tomb stone. >> her name is margie jean addison but it says margie allison. it's two l's instead of two d's. >> it's disheartening and doesn't represent my sister. and it's like that is not her there. >> lorraine demanded they order a new name plate with the correct name, however, she says rolling hills required the family to pay half of the cost about $200. >> if you won't pay half it will have to stay wrong. i told them i don't think so. >> lorraine insisted waits not the family's fault and she the should haven't to pay. rolling hills said the family signed off on the order. lorraine contacted 7 on your

side we spoke with the manager. >> she didn't catch it. we didn't catch it. >> he showed us the order form with what margie's name spelled wrong in seven places. allison instead of addison and showed lorraine signed off. she says she never noticed any mistake. he says his counselors filled out the form so rolling hills ordered a new scroll free of charge. >> responsibility relies a little bit more in our shoulders than the family. who may not be entirely paying attention due to the situation. >> now, it shows margie addison resting her. >> i'm sure my sister is happen year, too. >> probably giving me thumgs

up, now saying that is the way to go, sis. >> i'd like to thank rolling hills. the manager says this under scores importance of planning ahead and reviewing documents even during time of grief. and maybe bring a friend along who is not quite as invested as you are. >> great advice. >> good work. >> thank you. >> sure. ♪

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sky 7 hd on the way to the scene of a multi stabbing at 22 and folsom street. >> police are not telling us much about what happened there. we're hearing as many as four people may have been stabbed and two appear in critical condition. >> we'll stay on top of the story for you bringing you more coming up at 11:00 as well as update you on twitter. >> good evening, round two of the championship at the pga was a birdie fest. one of the nicest guys on tour was matt kutcher. first round leader, five birdies this is a 40 footer on two. slowly but surely. three bogeys. the shot on the round of the

day jason did you havener die aid major record with a seven under 63 on two here for eagle. so is leading up by two. he is 10 shots back. >> the history of the game is something dear my heart and to be part of that history and that will be there forever that is a neat accomplishment. >> a's and j's look at this, people pay for that vu. i pay not to go up thererkgg+ jed laurie crushes it. josh redic aloha. now a's leading 14-3.

little league west finals. second inning after a triple. there is no play. they now lead 2-0 in the third. raiders open the preseason at home against dallas. tight end hoping to make the team. and there is a ways to go just to achieve his sister's game its not easy being overshadowed by her sibling especially when you're bigger faster and stronger. >> your brother is a football player. >> just got drafted. >> in this case, raiders rookie tight end michael riviera will make an exception. >> she thought shout immediate out. i was happy about that. >> you thought you're a talented guy but compared to her? who has more talent?

>> she does. catching a football is a -- it takes a lot but as far as singing that takes real talent. >> nya has been turning heads in hollywood on the hit tv show since 2009. as for michael after three years in tennessee he's turning heads now. in napa. with a standout training camp that has teammates singing praise autos just got to be skilled in passing game which he has been. >> he can play football. he catches well, runs go g.rounds. he's one we're going to lean on. >> at 6-3, 245 pounds with speed to burn he has the look of an impact player not a 6th

n round pick. >> i believe in my ste. i'm glad teammates believe in me as well. i'm going to work my tail off to do everything coaches want me to do. and am hoping for the best. >> great story. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hard wear. >> a lot of teammates hoping he makes to team so they can meet nya. >> of course. >> coming up a threat to horses in one county. a potentially deadly virus and owners being asked to take precaution autos a warning system charged needs to be replaced. >> we'll see you tonight but that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time as always, stay connected any

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